Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 262, 15 October 1915 — Page 8
THE RICmiOND PALLADIUM AND STJN-TELEGRAIL FRIDAY. OCT. 15. 1915
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,., - . - CHICAGO, Oct, IsWWhaatxontiaiilrrstular siuT unsettle up to the doaa of th session, and tt - showed m of lc t4c tor tli dar. staatlat spots warn c to l4c below tva Wafctst terete reached. CMb aalss of wkMt vtni 1S.000 tushels at Coieaa, ern 1TO.O0O boudf and wU 20,OM bushels. Cor. closed c to Ittc.afsfatr aad eU were c to.IHe Uttiir; ' IvlskWs were Arm.-? ' - GRAIN CHTCAGO GASH -: CmCAQd, - Oct. lS.lii jo. 2 rad fl.., No.. hard wiBtpr.$l.l 144. Cora: ., Ka. 2. wblta 06, .No. J y allow SOW.' No. .4 yellow ; OS. - Oata, NO. ; whit. 34M. No. whjta 3SH39. standard Stt 040. ' ' ; , ; : ' . - TOtEDO GRAIN ' TOJJCDO, OOpt. 15. W: Prime ah $1.30. December 91:30.' Stay il ltu rioverseed: October I13.S3, Pefcembsr and March $12,33. Alslke Cash and . octooer sio.. . uecemw tl.0. March $10.60 ' Timojthy: Cart and October. $8.0, February $3.72, 'March $3.78:-.. . ' -, , :.r' LIVE STOCK CHICAGO. A-UNION STOCK TARPS, 111.'.- Oct. Hogs: 'Receipts 13.000, market atrong.' nixed and, butcher $7.904J f.lO, good heavlee $8.00e$.38, roush fees vies $7.7S7.35. light 37.8008.86. pig $8.33 7.80, bulk of tales $8.38 ' Cafite: Receipts i 2.600. market weak, beeves 34J0iflO.2B, cows and helfers'$3.00& o. Tes $8.50 8.50. calve J3.00ll.60. - " y Shedp: Receipt 8.000, market jreab. native and wetern $3.00 d.0, lamb $7.0098.80. : . - tin INDIANAPOLIS. .. INPIANAPOI48. IbC, Oet ; 5. Heaa: . Receipt 10,000, market lower, beat hog $8.86, heavies $8.B5$$.S5. pig $4.0097.50, bulk of sales $8.25 8.85. ' Cattle: Receipts 800; market lower, thole heavy steers $8.76010.00, light tears $7.76 &a.26, heifer $4.5008.00. ew $1.5008.86. ' bull $4,600 8.78, ealTo $4.00010.60. v . Sbeep aadlambs: Receipt 300, market' teady, prime sheep $8.00 down, lambs $8.60 down. PITTSBURG. PITTSBURG, Fa., Oct. IB.- Cattle: Supply light, market slow, choice steer $3.000 9.60,prime steer $8,500 8.86. good steers 98.0008.40, tidy butcher 98.008.25. fair 98-6007.35. eomjnrn 95.75 8.40. common . to fat bull 94.0007.36. common to fat cow 930 8.60. half era. 97.26 7.75. fresh caw and sprinser 975.0095.00, veal calve 9U .50012.00. "Sheep aaJdTlambac Supply fair, market low, prime wethers 98.4008.60, lambs 98 0003.16 . .-. i'Heg: .Receipt 40 double deck, market lower, prim heavy 98.76 0 8.80, mediums $8-7608.80, heavy yerkar $8 8508.76. light yorkera $7.367.60. pig 38.6007.00, rough $7.0007.60, atags $6.0008.50, heavy mixed $8,760 8.80. : CINCINNATI. CINCINNATI. .O. Oct. 15 Hogs: Receipts 7.000. mrr and butchers Cattle: Rec fit's ' r Steer $4.5007.7' ""' Sheep: 'rtetfJ-ts'Tiio, lambC''4:7508:?r. "eady." packTf. -.ai'-- teady, oo. market slow, PRODUCE V CHICAGO. ' CHICAGO; Oct: 15. Butter:' Receipts 7,339 tubs, first 24025. Live Poultry: Chickens 10 13, springers 12 014. roosters 10. Potatoes: Receipts 60 cars; Wisconsin 60057. NEW YORK, Oct. 16. Dressed poulwv yranilar- hlekena 1CA1S4. fowls 13 018. Mva poultry, easy ; chickna 1316. fowls 13 015. Butter weaker, creamery firsts 26038. Eggs easy, 48050. CHICAGO FUTURES. WHEAT. WHEAT. Open.. High. ...109 , 1094 ...109. 1094 CORN. Low Close 107 109.. 108 108 May Oct. ..... 3 63 Dec. ...... $9 89 V - v -OATS. - May .-v. 0 81Oec V....r.Mv .39 M7, .40 40 63 64 '68 69 80 604 33 '39 394 39 niClir.'OuD MflRKETS CtEN MILLER PRICES Baa vie .... Uoavy mixed fght ywrkera Vaavy ysekeei kWP SUK ....... Bow $9,00 ..$7.75 98-6007 97.0009.00 . ...$5 rr.r..":. 9408 ..966008.60 CATTUE. Beit steers .. Heifers 87.89 ...v 98.000 7.00 Good, cows .. Bulla Canaere-..... Calves $10.00; i . ....-90006.00 $60006.00 9?-503JtO for Saturda y's delivery HMP. j -.w
JFEED QUOTATIONS. : - Rod clover saed. paria ff.OO. ,. -' Ctever hay, new." f 10.00. - Timothy bar, aew .aeUlaf. fUOlt Oat, paylnc aaw, 30c to lie ; Cora, paying. Old. 70 cent. , Middlings. W0. Oil meal. as9.00. - Bran. selling f 27. Salt. $1-40 barrel. Tankage, $48.00 ton. i
produce ... (Corrected Daily by Edward .Cooper). Old chickens dreased. - paying' 13c., selllaa. 28c 'Country butter,-paying 1 8c' to 25o, selling; 26c to SCc Eggs, oavtas 25c: selling 30c. Country lard, paying 10cr selling 18c. " .-. - "') ' Creamery bntter, selling 31c. Potatoes, selling 70c. per bushel. Young - chickens, dressed,- paying 38c. selling 28c - v ' . COAL QUOTATIONS ; Anthracite chestnut. 38.80; anthracite itove or egg, 98 35; Poeohonta lump or egg, -95.50; mine ran, $4i0; Uck. $4.00; Winifred lump. $4.76; Campbell's lump. $4.76; Kanawha lump, 34.75 : Indiana , lump. 93.75 : Hocking valley ' lump. 84.25; Jewel lump. 35.00; Yellow - Jacket lamp, 85.00; Tennessee lump. 95.25; coke all sixes, 96.50; nut and slack, 33; for car rying coal, 50c per. ton. Public: Sales Friday . Oct. 15. - .Wood E. Ellaaon's sale of Big Type Poland. Chinas northeast of Centerville. Ind. . - . ' Saturday,' Oct' 18.. ; Tha'Jonea - t-Pike -Poland China sale, one , mile north of Centerville, Ind. -. , - '-" ;- v ' . Tuesday, Oct- 19. ' The annual Gilbert Duroc swine sale 'will 'be-held on the Abel Gilbert farm, two and one-half miles north east of Straughn.. Wednesday Oct. 20, Mn J. R. Martin A Son hold a nub ile sale 3 miles southwest of .Lewisvllle. ' - ' - Tuesday. Oet. 28. Bent Wilson: will 4 hold his annual Duroc sale near Cambridge City. . Wednesday, Oct. 27. Mrs. Cbas. Reed will hold a public sale of all personal, property at her home 4 miles north of Lewisvllle, on the .Lawjsvllle-Newcastle pike. The offering will include about-18 head-of fine: horses.. .Vanderbeck, Button and Flannagan are;to be the auctioneers. INDIANAPOLIS REPRESENTATIVE SALES Hogs
Av. Price 262 $6.50 120 7.00 435 7.50 161 8.25 157 8.40 168 8.50 187 ' 8.65 197 . 8.65 229 8.76 256 8.85 733 6.26 717 6.40 775 7.00 1025 7.50 1404 9.90 780 5.50 746 6.60 740 7.00 635 8.00 776 3.50 830 3.50 883 4.50 945 5.00 880 5.50 1370 6.50 870 5.60 1170 5.75 1550 6.78 1600 6.76 170 7.00 170 8.00 115 9.50 194 -10.00 150 10,25 120 10.60 160 10.50
6 7 4 14 7 . 87 63 45 75 20 3 7 10 Steers.18 Heifers.2 13 3 Cowa. Bulls -rCalvee. TRUSTEE KEEPS DAYS IN OFFICE Because of the additional work Township Trustee Egerton Is required to do in visiting schools of the township, he announced today that he will fix cerUin days in the week when he can be found at his office. Persons having business with him wUl be required to call on these days. 1 He has not decided what days in the 'week he will- designate as "office days" but will make a i. definite announcement within the next few days. FRAIL, SICKLY CHILD to -Health and fttrenoth. - - mlJJmldt People of Richmond that Vinol is a wonderfu? body builder. for ailing children .'Here is more proof of tbe fact: , J. L. Albury of Miami. Pla., says: "Our litUe boy was nuney and cross from th m- h m,mm .-a hardly knew how to handle him. When he was three yeara Old be was weak and-ao cross we could hardly Uve with him, and we could- not net aim to eat anything. A friend asked us to try Vinol. We did so and you should see the change it haa madr in him. He is now a good-natured, healthy youngster, reaay to eat at any time, and we can not praise Vinol enoughs" .- Vinol is especially efficient in build ing, up puny, weak, ailing children, because of the real cod liver extractives, peptonaie of iron and, beef peptone which It contains, and aa it is without mi or grease children love to take ItLeo H. Plhe, Rlchsaond. Adv."
STARR GOuPllNY jTO HAVE STUBlir -TO LiniCE HEGORDS roR PIlONOGflAPIi
In connection "with "the manufacture of the Starr Phonograph,-which is attracting wide attention throughout the country, the Starr Piano company is planning to start a recording depart, menu " Experts are now at work on the project and according- to a' statement of-Harry Gennett, vice-president of the company the recording studio win be opened about January 1, 1916. "For several-months we -have had our experts at work: on the project," aald fMr. Gennett. "and according to our present plana, we expect to construct -a studio, for- making- records to be used on the Starr phonograph. The studio - will - be in - the -buUding which has: been completed for the manufacture of the instruments.'' The company Is planning to contract with noted singers and instrumental players, if it 1 found practical to open the studio, at Richmond. . How extensive .this- work - will- be entered into has -not be decided by the officials. If the plans progress, however, as the officials, hope they will, Richmond will become , the mecca for noted artists. .. ... .'.',- -.'.:.- - The excellency of the tone of the BRIEFS Roast turkey and oyster dressing Saturday night, 8 Pm. Asa Bettelon.AdT 15 lt NOTICE! Nomination for the election at Spring Grove, will be held at the home of Samuel Mather, Monday night. By Order of the Board. . 15"2t FRIED OYSTER LUNCH SATURDAY. AFTERNOON AND EVENING. PATTERSON, 14 SOUTH 9TH ST. 16-thur-fri-tf NOTICE EAGLES! Call meeting. Business of importance to all members to be transacted. Friday evening, October 15, at 8 o'clock. Refreshments after meeting. Chas. E. Potter, W. P. Aug. Johanning, Sec. . 142t FRIED OYSTER LUNCH SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. PATTERSON, 14 SOUTH 9TH ST. 16-thur-fri-tf Don't be discouraged if other reme dies have done you no good. Try. Hoilister' Rocky Mountain Tea, a great blessing to suffering humanity, a Bure protector against disease. Fosler Drug Co. Adv. Eat anything you want, don't starve yourself fearing It won't agree, for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea cleans the bowels and stomach and makes digestion easy. Satisfy yourself by trying. : Fosler Drug Co. Adv. Fresh Oysters served at Price's, as you like them best stewed, fried or raw. ., Adv. 15-lt Fresh Oysters at Price's dally by express. Adv. -15-lt Price's Ice Cream made from pure pastuerlsed cream, ten flavors to select from. Adv. 15-lt Price's Egg ' Frappes made with Sweet Cream are' delicious. Adv 15-lt Price's chocolates in neat paekagea. Adv. 15-lt 3E HEALTHY, HAPPY, VIGOROUS Trembling, Nervous Prostration and that Tired Feeling Vanish after a Treatment of Ambition Pilla. Every run down, weakened, tired out -.nervous person in . Richmond, is Invited to go to A. G. . Luken or Leo H. Fihe this very day and get a 50 cent box of Wendell's Ambition Pills. And' A. G. Luken. Leo H. Fine and dealers everywhere are authorized, to refund the purchase price to every buyer If he is dissatis8ed with the first box purchased. Dont delay ; thousands have regained vigor,-ambition and energy by the use of one box of Wendells' Ambition Pills. Get them and take them for any nervous trouble, weakness, headaches, hysteria, neuralgia, exhausted vitality, sleeplessness, kidney, liver or stomach ailments, and for constipation. , They will make anyone feel fine, happy and vigorous in a few days. Mail orders filled, charges prepaid by the Wendell Pharmacal . Company, Inc., Syracuse, N. Y Adv. ' TOY? PELL DOH'T BE! People Notice It. Drive Them 1 Off With Dr. Edwards' !'.. Olive Tablets , : X pimply f.c wilt not mbarra.aj yen much ioner if you set ajacitaae of Dr. awards' Olive Tablets. The skin should SSSal fewntahS y Cleanse the bToed,' the bowel and the liver with Olive Tabieta . ! Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are tne aucre'a never- any nm. . ' Dr. , Edwards OUve Tablets '. do that which calomel dees, and Just-as effective ly, but their action la aentle and sate Instead of severe and 'Irrltatlnav - - No- one who takes Olive Tablets is ever cursed with "a dark brown taste." a bad breath, a dull, listless, "no aood" feeim. constipation, torpid liver, bad disposition or nunnly face. Dr. Edwards' OUve-Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil; you will know them by their olive color. Dr. Edwards spent yeara among- patients eflUcted with liver and bowel complalatcand Olive Tablets are the immensely effective result. . Take one or two nightly for .a week. See bow much better you feel and look. see ana ic dsaeperbe. All dmgftats. Oilva Tablet Company, Columbus. Q.
. . . , .-. . -Jy . ' Starr Instrument has 'been commented on by all who have beard lt and the experts are now at work attempting to perfect the method of recording the work of the artists In keeping: with the supremacy of the. Instrument itself. - :. .,' i "The project has taken an Immense amount of research work." said Mr. Gennett -'."The company is anxious to perfect the recording methods. -The Starr instrument ia being recognlted aa . having the . most natural tone of any phonograph that haa- been produced in the past and we believe that this has' been due to' the fact that lt baa been perfected by piano tone experts." '..';"'
Oil barges are " now playing the length of the Mississippi river. ' "IN A BAD WAY" Many a Richmond Reader Will Feel Grateful for This Information. If your back gives out; -Becomes lame, weak or aching; If urinary troubles set in, ' Perhaps your kidneys are "in a bad way." Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak kidneys. Local evidence proves their merit. ' - Mrs. Sarah, Piatt, 454 S. 13th St., Richmond, says: "My back hurt me and was weak and lame. My kidneys were Irregular in action. ' I had read a lot about Doan's Kidney Pills and procured a box at Tbistlethwalte's drug store. This one box rid me of the trouble and I haven't been bothered since." Price 50c at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same " that Mrs. Piatt had. Foster-Mllburn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. Adv. ' 1 Crowded with flavor - 2 Velvety body NO GRIT 3 Cnunble-proof 4 Sterling purity 5 From a daylight factory 8 Untouched by hands Thepotam KS-PIRMINT-IN RCQ WRAPPCR CINNAMON - IN SUIE WWuffn
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PARALYSIS- GRIPS - V(WlAto STItAW iTON.O , Oct, 15. William Straw, 75, a well-known resident of this city, is , confined " to his' home on South Maple street by the effects of a paralytic stroke. He was stricken Tuesday while at the home of his daughter.
When that rising hour rolls 'round and you've got to pull out. on time, Sleep-Meter is there on the dot. Sleep-Meter coaxes you to breakfast, with as pleasing a call as ever tickled your ear. Sleep-Meter is a good-looking alarm that keeps honest-to-goodness time. It is a high grade alarm that will last a long time, and the price is surprisingly low. Ask your dealer to show you. Western Clock Co.
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